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Meanings of reflected in English
Antonyms
Examples for "unreflected"
Examples for "unreflected"
1
He was having trouble with that instantaneous, unreflected recall required by the pasta station.
2
Now, an unreflected morality cannot continue to hold its ground against the principle of subjective freedom.
3
She repeated the words after him, with such an ironical emphasis that his unreflected courage curled and shrivelled.
4
Nature has shown forth her glory, as brought forth by young Horus, but her creative force is still unreflected.
5
But my father's legacy within me rebelled against this, the tough, unreflected rage, which never does the right thing.
Usage of reflected in English
1
Industry observers said Goodwill's woes also reflected structural problems in the sector.
2
A lot of good news is now firmly reflected in prices however.
3
The confidence in the state sector is reflected in the stock market.
4
He said the number of speakers reflected the parties' numbers in parliament.
5
Irish people's travel abroad is being reflected in new illnesses brought home.
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Events are quickly reflected in the market, said Omar Darwish at CIBC.
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But they said it reflected a situation that led to the incidents.
8
It said the lower figure reflected revisions to medical services cost calculations.
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The company said results reflected its transition from physical to digital books.
10
But then, I reflected, the best words are often those left unsaid.
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An official with the agency's union said the move reflected public opposition.
12
Others said Boudou's predicament reflected splits and power struggles within Fernandez's administration.
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Yet, this radical social change is not reflected in our family laws.
14
Therefore, the physiologic light preferences reflected the conditions in the original habitat.
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He said the wide range reflected economic uncertainty and volatile consumer demand.
16
Sky chief executive Martin Stewart said the result reflected the business's transformation.
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Reflected across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
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